Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said Monday the Pentagon had created a joint task force aimed at identifying and prosecuting leakers of sensitive national defense information. - BY SUMMER LANE
Under the Constitution, a bill presented to the president that is not signed or vetoed within 10 days while Congress is in session automatically becomes law - BY STERLING ASHWORTH
Why are our youth embracing socialism and turning away from the principles of our founding? Look no further than the vice grip unions have on schools. - BY STAR PARKER
President Ronald Reagan: "“For those who have abandoned hope, we’ll restore hope and we’ll welcome them into a great national crusade to make America great again!” - BY DON SURBER
Five Weapons. One Target: Your Freedom. Washington, Webster, Paine, Madison, and more, saw every one of them coming and warned us, but “we” didn’t listen. - BY MICHAEL BOLDIN
Election Crime Bureau Releases Landmark Evidence Dossier: “The 2020 Election – An Attack Upon U.S. Critical Infrastructure” - A LINDELL TV SPECIAL REPORT
A White House report says the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History (NMAH) has become a taxpayer-backed institution of “ideological capture” and “extreme political activism.” - BY BRIAN HYDE
By de-prioritizing property crime and retail theft, policymakers sent a clear message to criminals: the risk is low and the reward is high. BY MARK HARMSWORTH
NGO reports another wave of prisoner executions, focusing on young prisoners mostly aged 20-30 surfaced in June, showing hundreds of deaths at Shiraz prison. - BY SIERRA KNOCH
The largest teachers’ union, the National Education Association, held its annual convention's resolutions provide a horrifying glimpse of the leftist ideology that controls public schools... - BY JOHN AND ANDY SCHLAFLY
Idaho along with the rest of the country's having a fierce debate right now about where to draw the line when it comes to housing policy. - BY BRIAN ALMON
“The Russiagate scandal was a politically driven operation, a deflection from Hillary Clinton’s use of a nongovernment email server, a serious violation of federal records laws... - BY JUDICIAL WATCH
America's next 250 years won't be determined by what government does for us. They'll be determined by what free people choose to do for one another. - BY STEVEN HATTING
Nine GOP House lawmakers have co-signed a joint-resolution introduced by Republican Texas Rep. Keith Self to repeal the amendment mandating that U.S. senators be chosen by direct election. - BY FAITH MILLER
Participants aged 70 and older with slower memory decline averaged up to 20 additional minutes of daily light activity, equivalent to 2.3 hours more per week. - BY DOUGLAS HARRINGTON
What has emerged in Idaho is a Republican caucus driven by factionalism, regionalism, and cronyism. We get “cowboy hat” conservatism — mostly hat and no cattle. - BY FRED BIRNBAUM
On the 250th anniversary of the Declaration, America’s story is cast as either triumphant inheritance or unfinished grievance, with no neutral ground in between. - BY ROGER KIMBALL
In the past few months opposition to data centers has become the largest, fastest growing, most effective grassroots movement I’ve experienced in my decades of activism. - BY TOM DEWEESE
Will the United States of America continue to be a nation with defined borders, a defined language and culture, and defined citizenship? - BY BRIAN ALMON
Imposing an automatic annual tax increase reduces pressure on the legislature to set priorities within a limited budget, and removes public opportunity to weigh-in ... - BY CHARLES PRESTRUD
Merriam-Webster: Miseducation goes beyond a simple lack of teaching; it involves being indoctrinated with false information, biases, or suppressions of truth that leave the individual misinformed. - BY RICH LOUDENBACK
Trump said the decision was “too bad for our Country,” but suggested that Congress draft and pass legislation and that they “should start TODAY.” - BY PAUL DRAGU
Since the national soccer team represents the most direct connection with Iran, the regime takes great pains to use it for propaganda and enforcing political compliance. - BY JOSEPH HIPPOLITO
If postwar decades changed how Americans relate to one another, we should ask whether public policy's reinforced that isolation and what we should-do-or-not-do to counteract it. - BY WAYNE HOFFMAN
As of Monday, six Democratic-led states and several musical acts have opted out of the Great American State Fair, including Oregon and Washington. - BY EMILY CARMELA NELSON
This isn't about safety -- it's about control. If they can force you into an AI licensing regime, they can control your access to knowledge itself. - BY MIKE ADAMS
Donald Trump wanted a timeout of 60 days and then negotiations. But really, he wanted a four-month-timeout until the midterms, in which he could manage the war. - BY VICTOR DAVIS HANSON
The real test is whether any tax strengthens or weakens the economic engine that produces that revenue over time. By that measure, JumpStart has failed. - BY MARK HARMSWORTH
Americans are still paying an enormous price for Biden’s unprecedented illegal immigration crisis, including a new multi-million-dollar-investment to support the influx of underage migrants living here. -BY JUDICIAL WATCH
Yes the Red Chinese did conduct election interference against President Trump in the 2020 election - and Intelligence Community officials spiked the story. - BY GEORGE RASLEY
The dual-sovereignty structure of American federalism exists so states can chart their own course when federal programming doen't serve their people well. Idaho has that authority. - BY WAYNE HOFFMAN
There may come a point when we're no longer able to be reasonable, and will be forced to militarily complete the job we very successfully started. - BY M DOWLING
Mamdani’s main campaign pitch was to freeze rents, create free buses, universal child care, city-owned grocery stores, and force higher taxes on the wealthy. - BY RICH LOUDENBACK
This year, delegates passed eighteen resolutions following debate in both the Resolutions Committee and on the floor during the general session. - BY BRIAN ALMON
Washington has a spending problem, and historical tax increases and revenue collections will not fix the state budget unless lawmakers begin to reckon with that fact. - BY RYAN FROST
A lie: They assure us that their facilities now have new processes that no longer use so much water and electricity – that’s just old news. - BY TOM DEWEESE
Mamdani was an also-ran polling at one percent six months back, then destroyed front-runner Andrew Cuomo. These are smooth-as-silk demagogues who ...know how to fool people. - BY SELWYN DUKE
Most of Bernie’s followers, products of our education system, don't understand what socialism truly is or what our Republic stands for. - BY RICH LOUDENBACK
The government classifies realized capital gains, interest, and other such income as “unearned.” Musk has essentially zero unearned dollars. His wealth's almost entirely in unrealized capital gains. - BY SELWYN DUKE
I believe the party emerges from this convention stronger and more unified, ready to fight the abortion initiative keeping Idaho red, and making it more conservative. - BY BRIAN ALMON
In United States v. Comeaux, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals held that suppressors are protected "Arms" under the Second Amendment. - BY JARED YANIS
If the unsealing of Obamas records prove he was not qualified to be President then his appointed judges wreaking havoc on Trump would be legally disbarred. - BY RICH LOUDENBACK
Can advocates of these different traditions of conservatism coexist and govern together, or continue to treat one another as enemies fighting to the political death? - BY BRIAN ALMON
The whistleblowers argue that the government’s secrecy is not just about UAPs but about protecting a system that prioritizes control over transparency. - BY JACOB THOMAS
CFACT’s shareholder activism continued this proxy season as major corporations faced questions and proposals challenging the costs and priorities behind environmental, sustainability, and governance agendas. - BY CFACT ED
Seattle’s leaders should heed the evidence. Repealing or substantially reforming the PayUp law is the only path forward that actually helps working people and small businesses. - BY MARK HARMSWORTH
A president who would master the law in order to master a city has the order reversed. The capital doesn't belong to him. It never did. - BY JOE WOLVERTON,
The deal's already testing whether Washington and Tehran can turn a battlefield pause into a broader settlement—starting with the Strait of Hormuz... - BY DAVE LAWLOR AND BARAK RAVID